SOLUTION: find the triple of consecutive integers such that 11 times the largest of the integers is 46 more than the product of the other two

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Question 567957: find the triple of consecutive integers such that 11 times the largest of the integers is 46 more than the product of the other two
Answer by josmiceli(19441)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Call the integers , , and
given:



complete the square:




also,


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If the numbers are:







OK
If the numbers are:







OK
The consecutive integers can be:
6,7, and 8
or
4,5, and 6

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